Eye Care Professional Directory
Find eye care specialists and contact lens retailers near you.
Find Eye Care Professionals
Search for optometrists, ophthalmologists, and contact lens retailers in your area.
Eye Care Professionals
Qualified optometrists and ophthalmologists specializing in contact lenses.
Dr. Sarah Johnson
OD, FAAO
Services
- • Comprehensive Eye Exams
- • Specialty Contact Lens Fittings
- • Dry Eye Management
Last verified Sep 18, 2025 · Source
Dr. Michael Chen
MD, Cornea Specialist
Services
- • Corneal Cross-Linking
- • Rigid Gas Permeable Fittings
- • Post-Surgical Lens Care
Last verified Sep 12, 2025 · Source
Dr. Emily Rodriguez
OD
Services
- • Myopia Management
- • Orthokeratology
- • Contact Lens Education
Last verified Sep 4, 2025 · Source
Advanced Eye Care NYC
Multidisciplinary Clinic
Services
- • Contact Lens Fittings
- • Ocular Disease Management
- • Emergency Visits
Last verified Aug 29, 2025 · Source
Contact Lens Retailers
Places to purchase contact lenses, both in-store and online.
LensCrafters Herald Square
Retail Chain
Features
- • In-store Optometrist
- • Same-Day Pickup
- • Insurance Billing
Brands
Last verified Sep 10, 2025 · Source
Contact Lens Direct
Online Retailer
Features
- • Auto-Ship Discounts
- • Oxygen-Permeable Options
- • Overnight Shipping
Brands
Last verified Sep 6, 2025 · Source
EyeMed Vision Center
Optical Shop
Features
- • Insurance Accepted
- • Specialty Toric Fittings
- • On-site Lab
Brands
Last verified Sep 2, 2025 · Source
Finding the Right Eye Care Professional
When searching for an eye care professional for your contact lens needs, it's important to consider several factors to ensure you receive the best care possible:
Types of Eye Care Professionals
- Optometrists (OD) - Doctors of optometry who provide primary vision care, including eye exams, prescribing corrective lenses, and diagnosing and treating certain eye conditions.
- Ophthalmologists (MD or DO) - Medical doctors who specialize in eye and vision care, performing eye surgeries, and treating eye diseases.
- Opticians - Technicians who fit and dispense eyeglasses and, in some states, contact lenses based on prescriptions from optometrists or ophthalmologists.
What to Look for in a Contact Lens Specialist
- Experience with various types of contact lenses, including specialty lenses if needed
- Comprehensive eye examinations that assess both vision and eye health
- Clear explanation of contact lens options and care instructions
- Availability for follow-up appointments and emergency care
- Acceptance of your vision insurance, if applicable
Remember that contact lenses are medical devices that require proper fitting and follow-up care. Regular check-ups with your eye care professional are essential for maintaining eye health and ensuring your contact lenses continue to provide clear, comfortable vision.